The first clouds of the LPA have reached Mindanao
The low pressure area (LPA) 92W is quickly moving towards Mindanao and the southern Visayas. The first batch of heavy rain clouds has reached Mindanao this morning.
The nasty weather will last for about 48 hours. People living in northern and eastern Mindanao should be careful because of flash floods and possible landslides.
Near real-time weather is here 
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